Bill Stampe and Cinepost Films don’t spend all their time watching the endless prairie landscape. Production for the Saskatchewan company, is in high gear….
Nova Scotia’s Scott Hamilton has guts of steel. From work in the morgue to assisting police with evidence collection, the young effects-master has experienced the dark side of human nature. The self-taught Hamilton brings a bevy of gruesome experience to his…
Montreal-based commercial production house Jet Films and long-form producer Lux Films have banded together to create a new feature film production entity, Go Films….
It’s hours before the deadline. As usual, the client has changes. What else is new? The sign-off ballet goes to intermission again, as you wait for changes being ping-ponged between Toronto and Vancouver….
From Blink Pictures to m.e.a.t. and back again, David Wellington is a director on the move. Adam Massey, shuffling as well, has moved from The Players Film Company to m.e.a.t….
Someone took all the pins out of Martial Vincent’s voodoo doll. Now, curse-free and cruising, Voodoo Arts is establishing itself as a choice destination for u.s. and Canadian productions alike….
In an industry with many angles, the Canadian Film and Television Production Association covers a wide spectrum of issues. Providing government and industrial relations as well as member services, the cftpa works to maintain the bridge between government regulators and the…
The Players Film Company turns 10 on Feb. 7. To celebrate, it has announced additions to its ever-expanding roster of directors and affiliated organizations. Fresh deals with Go Films and Villains, two u.s.-based commercial houses, have Players moving into the millennium…
Toronto’s NewNew Films and u.s.-based MacGuffin Films (New York and Los Angeles), kicked off the millennium by forming a new association. Since Jan. 1, NewNew has provided Canadian representation for three of MacGuffin’s commercial directors: Christopher Bean, Ed Bianchi and Julian…
Question: What do you get when you put 15 chickens, a piglet and a hog in the hands of director Carl Harvey?…
Director/producer/scriptwriter: Judith Doyle…
or Mark Breslin’s Friday Night!…